Tenant Service API reference

Version: 8.0

This topic lists available commands and possible responses in the Tenant Service.

In the following examples, [host] is your Tenant Service root URL (for example, http://def.service).

You can use the following commands:

[host]

The default handler for all malformed or unrecognized requests. It returns the current timestamp.

Example response:
RequestResponse
```
<string xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/">7/13/2018 12:30:12 PM</string>
```

[host]/api/tenant

Lists all available endpoints for the configured tenant (JSON format).

Parameters:

active=false also lists disabled endpoints.
id=<guid-endpoint-id> only returns information on the endpoint with the specified ID.

Example:

RequestResponse

http://def.service/api/tenant?active=false&id=41bb68e5-1111-2222-3333-d3bd0a61f0fd

Example response:

RequestResponse

[{ "Name": "Example Form Tenant Service Endpoint",
"Enabled": true,
"Id": "40216db7-1111-2222-3333-a76e956497ff"
},
{ "Name": "Sample TS Endpoint",
"Enabled": false,
"Id": "41bb68e5-1111-2222-3333-d3bd0a61f0fd"
}]

[host]/api/tenantservice

Parameters:
- id=<guid-endpoint-id> runs the endpoint with the specified ID. It ignores any matching conditions on the endpoint.
Any other parameters and query strings can be passed. If no ID is specified, the service attempts to find an endpoint based on matching conditions set on all enabled endpoints. It runs the first matching endpoint.

Example:
RequestResponse
```
http://def.service/api/tenantservice?id=40216db7-1111-2222-3333-a76e956497ff
```
Example response:
RequestResponse
```
{
"Name": "Example Form Tenant Service Endpoint",
"Id": "40216db7-5fc8-4940-88d7-a76e956497ff",
"WasSuccess": false,
"Messages": [ "Cannot build pipeline context PipelineContextBuilder" ],
"ResultData": null
}
```

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